Scottish highland interiors

Muted Highland Journey Canvas captures the essence of a young Highland cow embarking on an adventure, depicted in the rich, textured style of Post-Impressionism. Utilizing a palette of muted colors, this acrylic painting brings to life the rugged beauty of the Highland landscape, filled with depth and movement. The thick, expressive brush strokes create a sense of vibrancy and dynamism, contrasting the cow's serene journey with the wild, untamed nature of its surroundings. This artwork is a…

Transform your home into a haven of refined elegance with our heilan Coo highland cow wallpaper in gentleman green. This exceptional design showcases the proud highland cow heads, seamlessly capturing the essence of country living and rustic style. The serene and distinguished green colour palette adds a touch of opulence, making it an ideal choice for spaces where you want to create a sense of refinement. Whether you're decorating a classic library, or a cosy sitting room, this wallpaper…

I am a true preppy girl who loves all things plaid. As soon as the weather cools off even just the slightest bit I crave all things plaid. I wear them and mix them and I add them into the house everywhere I can. I am currently hunting the perfect mix for the new den. I mean, can you have too many plaids? Oh the goodness just doesn't ever end. Doesn't it feel like the cooler months are here by just looking at these amazing images? I have pulled together some fabulous pieces for you to add to…

From Luskentyre Beach to Lossiemouth, from the white horses of Torridon and the waterfalls at Assynt, here are a few of our favourite shots...

Red tartan stairs

Scottish tweed. I know not technically a plaid but still.

This shot show the unique Highland Plaid interior. According to the literature that I have been able to find, this interior was only available on the more expensive New Yorker series. ODT - Leather

Hi team, I hope you’re all well during this difficult time. I wanted to share today a few moments from a hike earlier in the year to one of my favourite places on earth. In northern Scotland there lay an area on the map which has very little access. Only by ferry or by foot, with a 20+ km hike, eac

Coming back ‘home’ to the Weald has been good. It righted a lot of the wrongs,” Louise Dean tells me after just a few minutes’ acquaintance. She has a disarming, if not slightly unnerving, frankness of manner that perhaps comes from the habit of writing about people and analysing the consequences of their actions or inaction.

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